Canada is in
North America and stretches all the way from the Atlantic to the Pacific is
made up of ten provinces and three territories.
A country of outstanding natural beauty has a wide variety of Canadian landscapes, mountains, meadows, lakes and rivers with many national and provincial parks, to protect the habitats. With a total landmass of 9,984,670 square miles (3,855,103 km ²) is Canada's second largest country in the world. It consists of 100 cents cents to make 1 Canadian dollar made. There are 1-cent coins, usually as a penny, 5 cent coins usually called nickel, 10 cent coins called a dime, 25 cent coins called quarter, one dollar coins called a loony and two dollar coins called townie.
Demography
Canada has a population of 30,007,094 (2001 census), compared with 28,846,761 (1996 census), showing an increase of 4%. The most densely populated provinces of Ontario and Quebec with Toronto (Ontario), the most populous city.
There are two official languages - English and French - and Montreal is in Quebec, the world's largest French-speaking city outside of France. All services offered by the federal government, are in English and French. Outside of Quebec, the majority of people speak English; about 18 percent of Canadians are fluently bilingual.
Canada still belongs to the Commonwealth of Nations.
Canada is a Democratic Federation, and has both a federal and state governments. The responsibilities and powers between the federal and provincial governments that make for a complex political system
A country of outstanding natural beauty has a wide variety of Canadian landscapes, mountains, meadows, lakes and rivers with many national and provincial parks, to protect the habitats. With a total landmass of 9,984,670 square miles (3,855,103 km ²) is Canada's second largest country in the world. It consists of 100 cents cents to make 1 Canadian dollar made. There are 1-cent coins, usually as a penny, 5 cent coins usually called nickel, 10 cent coins called a dime, 25 cent coins called quarter, one dollar coins called a loony and two dollar coins called townie.
Demography
Canada has a population of 30,007,094 (2001 census), compared with 28,846,761 (1996 census), showing an increase of 4%. The most densely populated provinces of Ontario and Quebec with Toronto (Ontario), the most populous city.
There are two official languages - English and French - and Montreal is in Quebec, the world's largest French-speaking city outside of France. All services offered by the federal government, are in English and French. Outside of Quebec, the majority of people speak English; about 18 percent of Canadians are fluently bilingual.
Canada still belongs to the Commonwealth of Nations.
Canada is a Democratic Federation, and has both a federal and state governments. The responsibilities and powers between the federal and provincial governments that make for a complex political system
If you live in
the United States, you may neglect to think of our neighbors to the north, if
you think about getting away from everything for a holiday. Although
you might want not want to go to Canada if you want a warm beach holiday in the
middle of winter, there are many very good reasons why you should consider
Canada holidays into account when you leave the country.
There are many that Canada takes a leave for reasons of both fishing and hunting. Canada has some amazing wildlife, and many large areas where you can see things that you cannot see at home.
You will find no shortage of great holidays Canada, choose from if you look around online or ask your travel agent. From rural to urban areas, Canada is a world away, but almost right in your own backyard
Health Care
Canada has a public health system, necessary medical treatment for all Canadian citizens and permanent residents. Although health systems are managed by the health ministries of the province, the Federal Government standards for health care across the country.
There are three provinces, the load in health care premiums (BC, Alberta and Ontario). In the other provinces and territories for health care is paid for through taxes.
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